“Three distinct cuisines — Italian, Alsatian, French — on one menu, backed by a terrace that fills up fast when Cronenbourg gets any sun.”
Most spots in Cronenbourg pick a lane and stay in it. Aux Trois Goûts doesn't, and that's precisely the point. Pizza one visit, a proper bolognese the next, something from the French side of the menu after that — it's the kind of rotation that keeps a neighborhood restaurant genuinely useful rather than just occasionally relevant. For a quartier where people eat out regularly and don't want to cross town every time, that breadth is an asset, not a compromise.
For groups, this place has its logistics sorted. A separate, accessible room is available for larger gatherings, and the team actually responds to emails — quickly, which matters when you're coordinating a birthday dinner for a crowd. That operational reliability shows up in the 663 reviews and a solid 4.3 average.
The outdoor terrace is the draw in warmer months. Whether you're walking back from central Strasbourg or just want to sit outside with a beer before the food arrives, it works. Kids are welcome, dogs too — and there are vegetarian options on the menu, which matters when you're feeding a mixed group.
Be straightforward with yourself about timing: at peak hours with a lean front-of-house, waits of 30 to 40 minutes between ordering and eating are real. This is not your go-to for a quick weekday lunch under time pressure. But for a casual weeknight dinner or a long group table where the conversation is the point, that pace won't bother you.
Wine and beer are both on offer — enough to sustain a proper apéro on the terrace while you wait for the last person to show up.
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190 Rte de Mittelhausbergen, 67200 Strasbourg, France
a year ago